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wash

noun as in laundry, bath

noun as in wave; water movement

noun as in coloring

verb as in be convincing

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Example Sentences

Rains come and the dinosaur’s bones wash into a river, where they lodge in the sandy bottom.

He has been married three times, shares a total of seven children and stepchildren with his third wife, and once said on television that he doesn’t wash his hands because germs aren’t real.

From Slate

How do you exercise and wash your clothes?

From BBC

Their ability to fade faster than a boil wash is stark.

From BBC

“Right now, people are starting to watch holiday movies to get into the Christmas spirit, and there’s a wash of people who get into a cozy spirit by diving into ‘Gilmore Girls,’” McIntosh says.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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